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10 Years with Lisa
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Divorce Finance Leeds, UK
Divorce Finance is the product of derealisation, hauntology, nostalgia and frustration. Shaped by a punk hindsight along with the influence of DIY recording and old-time country music; Divorce Finance brings a sleazy, disturbed edge to a jukebox of Cold War flavoured Americana. ... more
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